James Mee, who is Jewish, says he was subject to religions discrimination and a hostile work environment after arresting Gibson in 2006.

Mee claims that his supervisors ordered him to remove Gibson’s anti-Semitic remarks from the official incident report, placing them instead in a confidential supplemental report. He claims he was passed over for promotions in the department because he complained about purging the report.

Mee’s attorneys said a $50,000 settlement was reached with the department, subject to approval by the county claims board.

A trial set to begin this week, at which it was rumored that Gibson could be called as a witness, was cancelled.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/12/showbiz/gibson-alleged-rants Mel Gibson frequently spews "looney, rancid" anti-Semitism, has talked about killing his former girlfriend, and is prone to hate-filled diatribes slamming everyone from John Lennon to Walter Cronkite, according to a screenwriter who has been working with him.